市场现在完全定价美联储2025年将降息三次

Odaily Odaily News reports that traders are increasing their bets on the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates, with the market now fully pricing in three rate cuts by 2025. (<金十>)

Odaily reports that traders are increasing their bets on the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates, with the market now fully pricing in three rate cuts by 2025. (<金十>)

Markets now fully price in three Fed rate cuts by 2025

Odaily reports that BCA Research chief strategist Dhaval Joshi told Business Insider that he believes the US could enter a "mini-stagflation" as early as the second quarter of this year. Joshi said that inflation appears to be "stuck" above the Federal Reserve's 2% target. Higher prices will make the Federal Reserve reluctant to cut rates further this year, which could exacerbate the economic slowdown. He added, "I think this could happen quite soon." Stifel managing director and chief equity strategist Barry Bannister told Business Insider this month that he expects the US to enter a moderate stagflation scenario in the second half of 2025, and believes this could lead to a 10% drop in US stocks. (Jinshi)

Strategist: The United States may fall into "mini stagflation" in the second quarter of this year, making the Federal Reserve reluctant to further cut interest rates this year

On the early morning of March 4th, the "harrowing night" in the crypto market made investors deeply feel the cruelty of the crypto market. The market data shows that BTC plummeted from the weekend high, falling below $86,000, with a 24-hour drop of 4.39%; ETH even lost the $2,200 mark, with a drop of over 6%. This sudden plunge not only filled the gap of $77,000 in the CME Bitcoin futures, but also tore open the deep-seated contradictions under the prosperous appearance of the market - when policy benefits, technical rules, and capital games intertwine, who is really steering the direction of the market?
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Prosperity illusion: The "paper bull market" on March 2nd
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Behind the overnight market crash: Who is directing this bull-bear game?

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